RGHC approves funding for Clark’s next major growth phase.
The Clark World Trade Center and the SPPI Aero Logistics Park are set to rise in Pampanga’s premier economic zone, with backing from Republic Glass Holdings Corp. (RGHC), a listed investment holding firm behind industrial and commercial ventures.
RGHC disclosed to the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) that it has approved funding for the two projects in the Clark Freeport Zone at a recently concluded Board of Directors meeting on April 30.
The Clark World Trade Center (CWTC)
The Clark World Trade Center, a planned exhibition and business events hub, will be managed by World Trade Center Management Inc., which also operates the acclaimed venue in Manila. RGHC has committed to a 20% equity stake valued at ₱240 million in the Clark center’s management company.
The SPPI Aero Logistics Park
The Aero Logistics Park, on the other hand—an aviation-focused logistics and warehousing estate—is set to be constructed and managed by the Science Park of the Philippines Inc. (SPPI), which operates industrial zones in Southern Luzon. The project is situated adjacent to Clark International Airport. RGHC has committed to invest in a 10% equity stake for ₱48 million.
Primary developers for both the Clark World Trade Center and the SPPI Aero Logistics Park have yet to announce full details of the projects.
The investment contributes to ongoing development efforts in the region, further cementing Clark Freeport Zone as a key hub for tourism, trade, and economic development in Central Luzon.
Clark is going global. RGHC approves funding for the new Clark World Trade Center and the SPPI Aero Logistics Park.
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What these Clark developments mean for real estate and careers
The World Trade Center will create a massive demand for short-term rentals and hospitality services in Clark. Property investors should look at residential units nearby that can cater to international exhibitors and delegates.
The Aero Logistics Park will require specialized skills in supply chain management, aviation logistics, and cold chain operations. For the 2026 workforce, these high-tech logistics roles will offer more stability than traditional retail.
The shift to provincial hubs is accelerating. Clark's land values are expected to see a halo effect from these two high-value developments, especially in the areas bordering the airport.
Keep an eye on the secondary logistics market in Angeles and Mabalacat. As the Aero Logistics Park fills up with multinationals, smaller local suppliers will likely seek space in the immediate surrounding towns.
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